HB-MDM • College of Fortune

1

The subject loses all charges to limited use features provided by its class until they complete their next long rest.

Reversed: Roll 1d4. On a result of 1, nothing happens. On a result of 2, the subject may immediately gain the effects of a short rest. On a result of 3, the subject may choose one class feature (not including the Spellcasting feature) that recovers on a long rest, and restore it as if they had taken a long rest. On a result of 4, the subject may immediately gain the effects of a long rest.

2

The subject must immediately make a Charisma saving throw against the Bard's spell save DC. On a failed save the subject suffers from the Stunned condition. The subject may make this save once every hour, ending this condition on a successful save.

Reversed: For the duration the subject may use an action on their turn to touch a creature, forcing them to make a Charisma saving throw against the Bard's spell save DC, the creature becomes Stunned on a failed save. At the start of each of that creature's turns it may repeat this saving throw, ending this effect on a successful save. A creature that has successfully made this saving throw cannot be affected by it again. 

3

Roll 1d3. The subject has disadvantage on (1) attack rolls, (2) saving throws, or (3) ability checks dependent on the result.

Reversed. The subject receives advantage instead.

4

Each turn upon declaring an action the subject must roll a d10. On a result of 1, the subject loses their action for that turn.

Reversed. Each turn upon declaring any action, the subject may roll a d10. On a result of 10 the subject may take one additional action. The action cannot be the Cast a Spell option. If the subject takes the attack action, they do not gain any additional attacks granted by the Extra Attack feature.

5

Extreme weather follows the subject for the duration. This may manifest in severe thunderstorms, sandstorms, blizzards, tornadoes, hurricanes, or similar based on the DM's discretion.

Reversed: Roll 1d12. The subject gains resistance to one type of damage as determined by result 14 on this table.

6

Anytime a creature misses an attack against the subject, that creature may use its reaction to reroll, taking the new result. 

Reversed. Anytime a creature hits with their attack against the subject, the subject may use their reaction to make the creature reroll, taking the new result.

7

Any hostile creature declaring an attack in range of the subject must attack the subject, or make a Wisdom saving throw against the Bard's Spell save DC. On a failed save, the hostile creature must attack the subject.

Reversed. Any hostile creature that declares an attack against the subject must make a Wisdom saving throw against the Bard's Spell save DC or else have their attack negated.

8

Roll a d2 when this effect is revealed. On a result of 1, any natural 20 rolled by the subject must be rerolled, with the new result being taken. On a result of 2, any natural 1 rolled by the subject must be rerolled, with the new result being taken.

9

Roll 2d12, where each result refers to a type of damage. The subject becomes resistant to the first type of damage, and vulnerable to the second type of damage for the duration. This cannot change any innate resistance, vulnerability, or immunity. 

1. Nonmagical bludgeoning, piercing, and slashing
2. Fire
3. Poison
4. Cold
5. Acid
6. Lightning
7. Thunder
8. Necrotic
9. Radiant
10. Psychic
11. Force
12. The Bard may choose one damage type.

10

Choose one ability score. The subject adds their proficiency bonus to all skills and saving throws related to that ability if they do not already.

11

 The subject may reroll any damage die that results in a 1. They must take the new result, even if it is also a 1.

12

The subject gains a number of temporary hit points equal to xd8, where x is the Bard's Charisma modifier.

13

If the subject has a weapon, that weapon is imbued with a mystical power. For the duration the weapon adds the Bard's Charisma modifier to its attack and damage rolls, in addition to its normal modifiers.

14

 The subject gains Expertise in one skill of your choice.

15

Whenever the subject regains hit points from a rolled effect, any result of 1 may be rerolled, with the new result being taken even if it is a 1.

16

The subject may use an action on their turn to touch a creature, forcing them to make a Wisdom saving throw against the Bard's Spell save DC. The creature becomes Charmed by the subject for the duration. At the start of each of that creature's turns it may repeat this saving throw, ending this effect on a successful save. A creature that has successfully made this saving throw cannot be affected by it again for the duration.

17

The subject gains a +2 to an ability score of the Bard's choice, to a maximum of 22.

18

If the subject has spell slots, roll 1d4+1. The subject immediately regains use of one spell slot of the value rolled or lower. If the subject does not have spell slots you may reroll on this table. 

19

The subject may ask one question, to which the DM must answer Yes or No to the best of their abilities.

20

Roll a d20. On a result of 20, the subject gains a wish, as per the wish. On a result of 1-19, take the new result and refer to this table. If the new result has a "Reversed" option, use that option instead.